Great co-working space for people working in social change. Really nice building, amenities and…read morestaff. As a remote worker of over 5 years, it's nice to have an affordable and welcoming office space to switch things up!

From the owner: Social Good Place, a co-creative space for grassroots initiatives, amplifies the power of local…read moreorganizations and individuals doing mission-based work by facilitating a place where they can work, collaborate, and hold affordable community-driven events. Our multipurpose space (the "yellow church" you may have seen in Southeast Portland) can host a variety of events, from meetings and meal distributions to performances and galas - and much much more. If you are an individual, organization, or group involved in work for social good or community-building, or if you are a community member in need of an affordable venue for your private event, reach out!

K9 Kavalry is possibly the best disabled veteran based nonprofit that helps teach the veteran to…read moretrain their dog to become their service dog. They never give up on a veteran or a dog and the training is done in a unique way. They go above and beyond for their pack members. I called many places who turned me down because I have a German Shepherd, but K9k took us and we have been happily a part of the pack for 4 years now. If you meet the criteria to join the program it is free for disabled veterans. Without K9 Kavalry I would be lost and my dog would not be a service dog. I am grateful to this nonprofit everyday. Not only because of the help training my dog, but because of the camaraderie between all the veterans. The support they offer and what they give the dogs and the veterans is unparalleled and exceeds every other program I have personally looked into and seen. I highly recommend K9 Kavalry to any disabled veteran who has a dog they want to train themselves to be a service dog. They offer trainers to help with the training so the veteran is never alone. They operate off of donations from donors and not money from the veterans themselves. However, this is well beyond a free is for me sort of program. The training offered and the assistance given to both the veteran and the dog is much more than a price tag. It's not just a community or place to train a dog, it's a community for disabled veterans and a support system for both in every way. I absolutely love that they have always gone above and beyond for everyone who has been a member and I will continue to be a part of this program for as long as I have a dog. This isn't just a place that gives you a dog that is trained and it involves work on the veteran/owners part, but they will always have the support of the nonprofit to aide them with anything they need. Most places count out certain breeds and dogs based off behaviors months into training, but K9k will continue to work with the dog and the veteran for as long as both are willing to put in the work. I'm more grateful to this program and nonprofit than words can express and I can't wait to see it continue to grow in the future to continue making positive changes for the veteran community even beyond just disabled veterans and the challenges they and our service dogs face.

We had such high hopes for this summer camp and looked forward to it for over a month. Yes the…read moreexperience being on a farm was good for our kids but the owner, Stephanie was a nightmare. The way in which she spoke to my kids, her teenage staff members and me as a parent was absolutely appalling to say the least. Her attitude in person and via email was not professional AT ALL and I was disgusted by her behavior. I feel bad for her staff members who have to deal with that every day. I will not be recommending this camp to anyone and my kids will not be enrolling again. It's too bad it ended up this way, we spent a lot of money for my kids to be picked up crying everyday because of her.

This is a hidden gem, so much to do! We bought a package deal for the grandgirl so she had a horse…read moreride, picked a pumpkin, went on a hay ride, 3 apples to sling into the ravine (they were too good for the ravine we ate them), roasted a sausage dog and marshmallows. We also visited with the animals- horses, bunnies, donkeys, goats, a cow and a pig, listened to live music, made big bubbles, did the bean bag toss and slid on the slide. One more weekend to see it all. Head to Corbett just east of Troutdale, 1001 Se Evans Rd. Corbett Or. 503-695-3316 Go enjoy!!!

Dan was easy to work with, fairly priced and honest with what he could accomplish. He didn't try to…read morejust sell me what I asked for, but rather educated me on what could be done to repair my Armada's front and middle row and how long I could expect it to last. Appreciated!!!!!

Dan was the best part of my experience. Fast, friendly, professional - responds to text and phone…read morecalls quickly, super easy to work with. My story - I made the mistake of going to the Jiffy Lube near my house out of convenience, and while there one of the young men that was changing my oil sat in my passenger seat with motor oil on his pants. No response from the owner of the shop on how to fix it or reimburse the cost of cleaning (still no phone call now, two months after it happened). Dan was quick to set up a day to come clean my seat and he is a mobile unit so that was a breeze for me, he just came to my work, got my car keys and was done in a hour. Thanks Dan, will recommend your services to family and friends. -JM

I've been very curious to check out this café because I recently learned about the wonderful work…read morethey do in the community. The cafe sits on a busy corner on NE Glisan and is a newer structure with lots of windows. The person waiting on me benefited from their barista training program. They were friendly and served as a great ambassador for their overall mission. The prices were competitive and their baked goods were tasty. I didn't realize until I was leaving, but they also have breakfast items. That will be for next time! They have a clean and accessible restroom and parking was not a problem. It's also conveniently located on a bus line. I will definitely return and support their mission.

I have been waiting, and waiting, and waiting for Stone Soup to open and I can't believe the time…read morehas finally arrived! Their official grand opening is in early June, but the innovative space has opened its doors to local businesses for a soft launch in the North Montavilla neighborhood. I love the concept behind Stone Soup and I strongly believe in their mission of "building economic stability for people experiencing barriers to employment." They've been operating for several years in another location, and already have a strong track record of changing lives. This Montavilla location allows their trainees experience with public-facing food service in a cafe setting, serving a wide variety of breakfast and lunch options - in addition to coffee and tea. There was a limited menu available during the soft launch today, but I thoroughly enjoyed my slice of banana cake with cream cheese frosting, as well as a steaming cup of fresh coffee. The interior space offers bar and table seating, and visitors will find even more seating outside. The cafe is a cornerstone business on the first floor of the new Glisan Landing residential complex, and it marks the beginning of a new age of development in this part of Portland. Three cheers for making a positive impact in the community, thank you!

Great place! Chris is awesome and sells quality for a great value. Always a ton of different and…read moreunique items.

Great service response. Provided free of charge services and was willing to care! Great customer…read moreservice and good people!

Oral Hull Foundation for the blind is a wonderful organization to help blind or visually impaired…read morepeople to learn the best way to navigate on a world where we cannot see or have visual imparement.

My son attended a camp here through Guide Dogs for the Blind. The campus is fantastic and so…read moremindful of the needs of those with visual impairment. The campus is beautiful. They have a beautiful "touch and go" garden that has a drinking fountain for guide dogs. Pool, lots of dorm space. I do not know what other types of activities and events are hosted here, but it is fantastic for this camp.

We would like to thank Impact NW, and Giselle, so much for the help they provided us. With our…read moreutilities. Since my husband's, diagnosis of bladder/ prostate cancer. It's been quite a journey. You helped relieve this pressure and overwhelming feeling of disparity. With all of his medical bills we couldn't see light. But the light is shining through now, thank you so so much! To Giselle and Staff, thank you and you do such great things in helping those who need it. May you all be blessed and just know that we The Martinez, appreciate you very very much. We value your support and help very much. Thank you, Maria and Joe Martinez

Debbie McNew, Program Manager, Senior GAP (Guardianship Assistance Program) employee for Impact NW…read moreout of Forest Grove, OR has committed Fraud on a Probate case (for my deceased Father-in-law) . I have written substantial, concrete, and material evidence to the District Attorney of Washington County for review, however, they have chosen not to prosecute and turn it into a civil matter instead. Ms. McNew, through deceptive accounting on the Probate case, was able to cover up a nefarious transaction with Court approval, commit unethical mail fraud against my ex-wife, commit unethical pre-inheritance Gifting to one heir alone, and grossly undervalue and misreport asset values purposefully. I have evidence to support all of these claims. I have also reported Ms. McNew to the Center for Guardianship Certification organization for a formal review of her misconduct and illegal actions - and possible revocation of her certification. Impact NW has been reported to the FTC and BBB as well.

The Sandy Goodwill is just fine. It shares a parking lot with a Wendy's but there's always plenty…read moreof room to park. The employees on the floor and at the donation door have been decently friendly. As of summer 2024, the dressing rooms are open for limited hours. The selection is similar to other Goodwill stores, as they distribute things around the area so the goods for sale and the layout will feel very familiar to other stores.

Noticed this Goodwill Superstore on our way back from Mt. Hood and had to stop in. It has the same…read morelay out of all Goodwill Stores. it's neat and well organized. bathrooms are clean. I'm always looking for barware and unique serving pieces. They didn't have much in this department, timing is everything with Goodwill. Lots and lots of jeans - Americans clear obsession with finding the perfect pair and discarding dozens along the way. Small furniture, kids toys, books, clothing, bedding. All the norms. Plus lots of western boots, it is in the Mt. Hood area, after all! The prices seemed higher than other locations. a few small Pyrex glass baking dishes were $6.99 which is a buck or two more than brand new! No "finds" on this trip but when passing through, I'll stop again. it's all about the hunt.